Patient's question:
2 weeks ago, the last contact with the hepatitis B patient with minor positive (antibody positive) was made, and they are infectious. Usually, I have been living and eating dinner with the patient without separating utensils. Three days later, the hepatitis B patient was diagnosed with minor positive. Then, I also got tested and all 5 items were negative, with normal liver function. Two days later, I received the hepatitis B vaccine. Hello, will I get hepatitis B?Doctor's answer:
Touching a hepatitis B patient, if there is long-term close contact, it is easy to get infected with hepatitis B. Therefore, personal hygiene needs to be paid attention to in order to prevent accidental transmission. If the check shows no hepatitis B transmission, the hepatitis B vaccine can be used for anesthesia to prevent hepatitis B virus transmission. Pay attention to a light diet and appropriate exercise to reduce immunity. Hepatitis B brings great harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to self-care, eating more vegetables and fruits, and avoiding stimulating foods. It is hoped that hepatitis B patients can receive professional treatment.